Personally, absinthe makes me ferociously ill. Even saying the word has me shuddering. But this stunning looking drink which goes by the name 'The Conjuring' had to be featured. For those of you who can stomach the strong stuff, it's an absolutely perfect beverage to brew up on All Hallows Eve. You can find the… Continue reading Raise The Horns For Halloween / The Conjuring
Have you ever wondered about the process of cremating a body? Well, wonder no longer because you can watch how it's done here.
What you're seeing here isn't photoshop, I promise. Burger King in Japan thought their burgers were getting a bit, well, boring, so decided to do something really quite EXTREME. In case you're wondering how they managed to create this spectacle, they blackened the bun using bamboo charcoal and the cheese with squid ink. I needed… Continue reading Black Metal Burger
Want to have a costume that will genuinely terrify people this Halloween? Well, I recommend you start creating your ensemble by heading over to High Noon Creations and selecting a mask.
To see more of Benedetta Bonichi's art, go here.
The last time I invested in Halloween was about four years ago, and I've never felt the urge since then. But then Libertini Arts came along, and I suddenly found myself wanting to be a bat, and an owl and a deer...The leather masks are fully handmade, very durable, light and comfortable to wear.
There's really something for every strange soul you know, over at Lyra Nebula Prints. Personally, I love receiving prints as gifts, and these antique works of beautiful art are affordable and quite irresistible.
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Go here to learn how to create this broken window without actually smashing any glass.
You have to see it to believe it really. I know part of me thinks that if I ordered some of THE BEST WRAPPING PAPER IN THE WORLD that I'd get some blank sheets of printing paper through the post, scrawled with the words 'fooled you! It doesn't really exist!' But I for one am… Continue reading Can You Pass Me The Vlad The Impaler Wrapping Paper?
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 